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The blood drive will run from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the high school's health science classroom. The blood drive is done in partnership with Carter BloodCare.

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It has documented improvements in classroom management and student engagement, using independent observers. The group also has seen drops in suspensions and increased referrals to mental health ...

NYC Climate Week’s inaugural science fair opened on Wednesday at the High Line, where it showcased 10 innovations aimed at addressing the climate crisis. Start-ups and inventors presented their ...

Innovative ideas showcased at regional science exhibition by young minds, featuring smart farming, sustainable prototypes, and IoT home security.

Ohio, a state where 4,329 people died of drug overdoses in 2016, a death rate second only to neighboring West Virginia, is taking the fight against the opioid epidemic into the classroom with a ...

With this open Request for Ideas (RFI), the Citi Foundation is committing an additional $25 million in philanthropic support to a new cohort of nonprofit community finance innovators advancing ...

Federal cuts to science and health-related agencies come at a time when distrust in science is already hampering efforts in climate and public health, experts say.

From individual interactions to cross-culture transitions, David Rollock, 150th Anniversary Professor in the Purdue University Department of Psychological Sciences (PSY), is interested in the ways ...

More serious, nondental health risks are very unlikely, however. The ingredients within a candy bar, like almonds or peanut butter, may degrade more quickly than the chocolate coating.